Chapter 21 Flashcards
Backfire
a momentary burning back of the flame into the tip ending with a loud pop (explosion at the tip).
backhand welding
- The torch tip precedes the filler rod in the direction of the weld.
- Little or no manipulation of the torch tip and filler rod is required.
- This is the best technique for welding metal over 1/8 inch thick.
filler rod
may be used to provide additional metal to help the two metal pieces join.
flashback
(popping with shrill squealing or hissing)
an explosion occurring at the tip accompanied by gases burning back into the hoses and regulator.
forehand welding
The filler rod precedes the torch in the direction of the weld.
* The filler rod and torch tip are both manipulated in opposite rotating directions.
* This is the best technique for welding metal up to 1/8 inch thick.
oxyacetylene fusion welding
the joining of metal pieces by melting them together.
tack weld
small, spaced welds along the weld joint made before running the continuous bead along the same joint.
* prevent expansion or contraction of the weld joint during continuous welding.
welding angles
- Work angle is the angle of the torch or filler rod perpendicular to the direction of the welding bead.
- Lead angle is the angle of the torch or filler rod parallel to the direction of the welding bead.
a momentary burning back of the flame into the tip ending with a loud pop (explosion at the tip).
Backfire
- The torch tip precedes the filler rod in the direction of the weld.
- Little or no manipulation of the torch tip and filler rod is required.
- This is the best technique for welding metal over 1/8 inch thick.
backhand welding
may be used to provide additional metal to help the two metal pieces join.
filler rod
(popping with shrill squealing or hissing)
an explosion occurring at the tip accompanied by gases burning back into the hoses and regulator.
flashback
The filler rod precedes the torch in the direction of the weld.
* The filler rod and torch tip are both manipulated in opposite rotating directions.
* This is the best technique for welding metal up to 1/8 inch thick.
forehand welding
the joining of metal pieces by melting them together.
oxyacetylene fusion welding
small, spaced welds along the weld joint made before running the continuous bead along the same joint.
* prevent expansion or contraction of the weld joint during continuous welding.
tack weld